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Introducing Our New Dropbox API Documentation

Summary

Dropbox launched a revamped API documentation site with interactive request testing, an embedded AI assistant, and a new Model Context Protocol for connecting external AI tools. The UI is unified, searchable, and includes full request/response schemas.

  • Docs site now lets you fire API calls directly from the reference pages.
  • An embedded AI assistant can answer endpoint questions and generate code snippets on the fly.
  • MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets external AI tools like Claude or Cursor query the live docs.
  • Unified, searchable UI consolidates endpoints, types, schemas, and error details in one place.

Developers integrating with Dropbox can prototype and debug faster using the interactive docs and AI assistance.

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